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Ed Kennell

Save those hub caps

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elcamino/wheelhorse

Ed , that is using you head and reducing the amount of work. The hub caps look great!

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rjg854

Would a clear coat finish keep you from having to do that for a while? 

Looking right nice :text-bravo:

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roadapples

Looks good Ed, but what's that seat floating on...

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elcamino/wheelhorse

Ed , You were showing us how to polish hub caps and @roadapples looks at the seat. Think he is more interested in comfort than work.

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Ed Kennell
20 minutes ago, roadapples said:

Looks good Ed, but what's that seat floating on...

I had to flip the seats tilting base plate over to clear the sliding seat adjusters locking lever.   That exposed the four spacers that are normally hidden by the vertical sides of the base plate.    Those two rubber bumpers are parts of a boat trailer roller.

13 minutes ago, elcamino/wheelhorse said:

Ed , You were showing us how to polish hub caps and @roadapples looks at the seat. Think he is more interested in comfort than work.

It actually took more time to fix the seat than polish the hub caps.   The slide rails and bearings were locked up with rust and hadn't worked for a long time.

 

 

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